Located at 91 Tandberg Trail in Windham near the Route 302/State Road 115 intersection, Sebago Signworks is owned by The Fahie Family, including Devin, Renee and three kids, Meghan, Zachary and Jax Fahie, and has been serving customers in the Greater Portland area, while recently expanding into Windham to better serve the Lakes Region.
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| Sebago Signworks is owned by The Fahie Family, including Devin, Renee and their three kids, Meghan, Zachary and Jax Fahie. Also shown is foreign exchange student Peter. |
“We design brand packages for small businesses like ours,” Fahie said. “We help business owners from 1 to 1,000 employees give themselves a competitive edge by having a brand that stands out from the competition. Design, then lettering and then signage and more. We are also one of the few shops that carve and sandblast signs that are often hand painted.”
Fahie says that what distinguishes Sebago Signworks from similar businesses is its family-oriented approach to customer service and plenty of expertise developed over the years.
“Many smaller shops like us haven't been around as long. We're 25 years in, with the same ownership,” Fahie said. “We have at this point systems in place that help our business, therefore helping our customers. Like anyone, we’ve had to learn and made mistakes along the way. After 25 years, we still do, but we have learned a lot and we really have an exceptional understanding of what small businesses like us need to move forward in a competitive environment.”
Fahie said Sebago Signworks’ pricing reflects the quality and value for products that its customers receive.
“Everything we do is custom, and the value is what you get,” he said. “The more you put in, the more you get out. We don't strive to be competitive against our competition in dollars as much as we do in having a long-term relationship with our customers. And if we do as we have, our services are benefitting them, and we both are prosperous.”
Sebago Signworks first started in Raymond 25 years ago, moved to Limington to a larger facility, and has now grown to include eight employees. Fahie said he’s happy to be back near Sebago Lake once more with the expansion into Windham.
The business strives to stay up to date with current trends in the industry, Fahie said.
“Vehicle graphics have been huge in the last decade, it's a low investment with a big return if designed properly,” Fahie said. “Another unique trend we have been seeing is people are getting tired of a ‘sticker sign,’ a flat sign with a big sticker on it. Our higher end carved and dimensional signs in the last five years have made a big comeback and after 20 years of vinyl, people are wanting a much more presentable look for their business/brand than that.”
According to Fahie, Sebago Signworks is a small business just like many others in the area.
“We are family owned by the same family for 25 years,” he said. “Many shops may have been around for 10, 20, 25 and 30 years but that experience has not carried over, just the name. We still have many of our original customers from 25 years ago.”
Reviews for Sebago Signworks are outstanding.
“This team has helped PG Electric break ground. Nothing beats working with people that are highly invested in what they do. They were there a year ago to create the logo, now they are helping advertise it.” PG Electric
“Absolutely amazing service! Super Quality and their pricing is great. We will be using them from now on for all our sign and graphic needs. We were in a pinch and needed signs in a hurry and they happily accommodated our needs. A+++” Mark Call
"Very professional looking signs come from them. Looking to make the next step for your company a great one? Have Sebago Signworks lead you in the right direction!!” Dane Giallongo
For more information about Sebago Signworks, call 207-793-4440, or visit www.SebagoSignworks.com. They are also on Facebook and Instagram. <
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